The Herringbone Pattern vs Subway Tile. What Looks the Best?

Photo credit: lucys_hillside_house Whether homeowners prefer their shower tile vertical or horizontal, a good designer will do the trick anyway. A brown coat synchronizes the bathtub surround and vanity cabinet.

Photo credit: mycleandecor When comparing vertical or horizontal tiles in small bathroom, the latter gives the impression of a room having a wide width. The vanity top and floor possess

Photo credit: walkerzanger A stack bond tile pattern of London Fog Blend color is installed on the walls. The shower system and glass clamps are brass while the handles on

Photo credit: theupcyclingjunkies The backsplash consists of a white subway tile 1/3 offset layout. Wood panels of a softer shade are fitted on the walls. Pine wood is used to

Photo credit: fireclaytile Wainscotting in a subway tile vertical stack arrangement does wonders for this bathroom. A rectangular niche is built next to the bathtub for convenience. White hexagonal tiles

Photo credit: bedrosianstile The walls exhibit a unique showcase of staggered tile vs straight subway tile. Hexagonal mosaic tiles comprise the flooring. Metallic tints are used for the handle and

Photo credit: heatherkwstyles The gray horizontal stacked tile pattern installed uplifts the appearance of this bathroom. The flooring consists of an irregular marble mosaic layout. White grout fills the gaps

Photo credit: hawkeyesdesign The question of installing a bathroom tile horizontal or vertical comes into the minds of most designers, and in this case, the homeowner decided to go with